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Good evening everyone I'm taking this time to Tell you That My father DIED. He was 96 years and lived a great life and
I'm going to miss him so much for he is the one that made me the man I am... French F Stone 1913-2010
| Dr. Gimbrere has died of cancer of pancreas. |
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| She was My friend and I will miss Her. |
Welcome, My Name is Daniel Reeves.
This Album is to celebrate my Family, I hope to make your stay enjoyable, and maybe you will find out something
new about me.
Taking photographs is my way of capturing Family and celebrating their lives. I hope to use this site as a way
to show what Family means to me.
In this album, I have assembled some of my favorite photographs of my Family. I hope you like what you see! So
look out here we come.
| The House I grew up in: 7760 16th ST. N.W |
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| Washington, D, C. |
| My Mother With My Dad |
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| Elizabeth W. Stone-1918-2008 and French F. Stone 1913-2010 |
This is my Mother and Dad. This is the reason that I am the Man who you
see today for without the Two of them, you would not see the man I have become today.
I want to take some time
to say to French (POP). Sir, Thank you. For how you talked to me and lead your life. For you Help Me see what it means to
be a man. With time and hard work French, You Helped Me Become that Man. For that, I will always Thank You.
| Deborah my sister With My Mom |
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| Mom: 1918-2008 |
| Kristie My Best Friend 18+yrs |
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This is my sister Debbie and my Mom.
My sister is the one who has always understood me and was there when I need her and I need her more now than before.
So I wanted to say to her thank you for being there for me to look to when I need to.
| The Walker Family |
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| This is my Favorite Photo of my Grandmother. |
| This Is My Father |
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| FRANK D. REEVES (1916-1973) |
FRANK D.REEVES (1916-1973) This is my Father. He is a man to be remembered for all the work that he did
to help African-Americans and all Americans in a time of need. He worked as a key operative in helping to shape the landmark
Brown v. Board of Education, 347 U.S. 483 (1954) (Brown I) and Brown v. Board of Education, 349 U.S. 294 (Brown II) (1955)
which held that "separate but equal" in public schools based on race was unconstitutional (Brown I) and that desegregation
should take place with all deliberate speed (Brown II) with Thurgood Marshall and the NAACP.
He was the First African-American to serve on the Democratic National
Committee. And as an advisor on minority affairs to President John F. Kennedy, and was appointed to the District of Columbia
Board of Commissioners and was an active and vocal civil rights advocate working with the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.
| Frank D. Reeves Municipal Center |
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| Frank D. Reeves Municipal Center |
Frank D. Reeves, Henry L. Marsh, III, and Samuel W. Tucker
Shown here on June 18, 1964,
NAACP lawyers (left to right) were actively involved in the litigation to force the reopening of the Prince Edward County
school system on an integrated basis. Courtesy Richmond Times-Dispatch.
| My very best friend of 18+years... |
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| The Boy's having fun at the beach 2008 |
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| Taylor Enjoying the Beach 2008 |
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This is Tatiana my Daughter and I Will always love her.
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